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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

20 Jan 1912

Page 4

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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1912

Page

4

King and Harold Tame a Thieving Crow Tale

Harold owns a clever crow named King who steals bright objects and hides them around the house. The crow learns to mimic crow talk, beguiles the family, and ultimately returns a lost twenty dollar coin King had found, restoring his status as a cherished companion in the Martin household.

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Saj Harold Mrs. Martin King Hin Ned Ile Harlold Kine Martin Farmer Person Harald Person Mr. Martin Perron Ther Ning Macold Treas Marold
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The Lament of a Foster-Mother

A reflective verse laments changing parenting with children preferring wealth and entertainment over family life. The speaker recalls past games and warns that modern expectations strain the foster family, leaving them strained and uneasy about traditional family roles.

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Boy Scouts Learn Basic Knots For Spring Hikes

Enthusiastic scouts practice rope work as spring hints arrive, focusing on essential knots like the reef square knot the half hitch and the round turn with two half hitches. The article notes knotting is vital for camp comfort safety and even life saving and urges mastery of about fifteen knots beyond beginners.

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How to Build a Miniature Freight Elevator

Instructions describe making a tiny freight elevator from a cigar box, with a four foot long shaft built from three boards, a screw eye to raise the car, and crosspieces to show floor openings, including steps to align and secure the mechanism.

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Puzzle Answers From Last Week's Page

The puvaling aviary for boys and girls included the spoonbill toucahs thrasher killdeer and bats. The musical telegram for boys and girls was Baby fed Abe beef.

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